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"belabour" Definitions
  1. (formal) to repeat an idea, argument, etc. many times to emphasize it, especially when it has already been mentioned or understood

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The Canadian author is too subtle a novelist to belabour her story's contemporary relevance, but, like the moral stain of human bondage, it is palpable all the same.
The insensitivity, not to say incredible hardheartedness of the past two decades has such an impact on us that we have to belabour the point, in order to make this change in ideas and attitudes more apparent.
Pamplona's giants and big-heads, with the 6 zaldiko (far left) Dressed in red trimmed with yellow, six tourney horses (xaldiko or zaldiko) take part in the Comparsa de gigantes y cabezudos in Pamplona (Iruña) in Navarre (Nafarra). More realistic than the other Basque examples, they replicate the whole upper part of a horse's body from head to tail, with a skirt attached below. Each "rider" wears a pointed cap with a tassel and used to wield an inflated bladder on a stick; now, like the tricorned big-heads called Kilikis who parade with them, they carry a phallic verga made of foam-rubber which they use to belabour the onlookers.
By December 1984, 32 women had completed the Phase I study of the regimen, designed to investigate safety. The researchers proceeded with Phase II trials, which showed very promising results. However, only women who were healthier and responded better to conventional chemotherapy were eligible for the Phase II studies. The problem with Phase II studies was explained thus: This selection bias makes the treatment look better, because candidates who would have fared better under any condition were selected. To belabour the point further Hortobagyi, using data from the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, reported in May 1995 that those eligible for high-dose chemotherapy survived 65% longer on conventional chemotherapy than those who would not have been eligible for the protocol.

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